Dodge Durango 1999 Slt 4x4 on 2040-cars
Grayson, Kentucky, United States
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For sale 1999 Dodge Durango SLT.Yes it's alittle rough with rust underneath and all along bottom body perimeter,rockers,quarters,rear door,see pic's.Frame has allittle scaling here and there but solid.All I can say is it runs good and shifts like it should,including 4x4 transfer.I have in the last month replaced the transmission hard lines,rear emergency brake cable assembly,new rear brake shoes,new wheel cylinders,new rear brake spring kits,new rear brake hard lines,new u-joints,new steering intermediate steering shaft,motor oil and filter,spark plugs,and engine coil.All glass is good except windshield has crack on far right side,see interior pic's.Interior is not thrashed,looks pretty good.Has power door locks and mirrors.All 4 tires match with about 50% left on tread.Comes with spare that does not have much tread but holds air.I also replaced both front fenders that are allitle different shade but,are zero rust.All lights work including hazard/turn signals.Good work vehicle and getting around the winter.No reserve.Vehicle must be picked up near Grayson,Ky.Sold as is with no guarantees implied.Thanks for look!
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